Astrological science

Thaadikombu perumal temple in Dindukkal rarely have a bairavar temple inside it.This bairavar temple has special energy of   pomegranate. During theipirai astami families having maraga dosha should worship lord bairavar for getting remedy from it.By offering 108 pomegranate as a garland to bairavar on theipirai astami and by offering rice, pomegranate to people on the same day one can get back the assets and money honestly which are pending for a long time. Thanks to agasthiar archives. for more information about bairavar please visit jaghamani blog.

Our ancestors started praying on theipirai astami tithi to bairavar to reduce their problems and finish their prayer on valarpirai astami tithi by praying to god to increase their wealth, happiness and good things in life.   During valarpirai tithi from amavasai to pournami one should worship god only for their needs.During theipirai  tithi from  the day next to pournami to day before amavasai one should worship god only for decreasing their problems.This is the proper way of worship.  Thanks to aanmeegachudar blog.

There is a main temple for all bairavar temples situated in cholapuram near kumbakonam. This is the place where 64 bairavar  had originated. This is also called as maha bairaveswarar.Siddhars had worshipped lord mahabairaveswarar from ancient times.People worship lord maha bairaveswarar on saturday, sunday, full moon days and theipirai ashtami by lighting ghee lamps.

Theipirai ashtami is a special day for Bairavar Pooja.It is conducted as a ancient ritual from olden days and now only it is slowly spreading in to india especially south india.Every tamil month theipirai ashtami is called in different name.Various remedies are offered by Bairavar. Sahasranama archanai is one of them. Tammil months and names of theipirai ashtami are listed below: Chithirai - Mahadevaastami Vaigasi   - Sathasivastami Aani       - Pasubathastami Aadi       -  Neelakandastami Aavani    - Sanbugaastami Puratassi - ............................. Aippasi  - Eeswarastami Karthigai - Rudrastami Margali   - Sangarastami Thai        - Devadevaastami Maasi    - Maheswarastami Panguni - Thriyambagastami Thanks to aanmigakadal blog